Suspicious Bills Showing Up At Local Businesses
Some companies around the Twin Cities say a corporation they've never done business with is sending them bills for hundreds of dollars.
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Some companies around the Twin Cities say a corporation they've never done business with is sending them bills for hundreds of dollars.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is advising homeowners not to compost grass clippings from lawns treated with Imprelis herbicide from DuPont or use the clippings as mulch around trees and gardens.
Property values have declined in Wisconsin for the third consecutive year.
A number of local businesses are getting creative to overcome light rail construction on the Central Corridor line.
The countdown to the first day of school is on, and parents are hustling to get their kids supplied and outfitted.
"Consumer confidence." It's a term we've no doubt heard thrown around in the last few weeks.
Car experts say if you're in the market for a new car, wait a few months before you buy to get the best deal.
No need to stress about a 520 point drop in the stock market if you're sitting on $220 million. That's the estimated Powerball Jackpot for Wednesday night.
If there was a day of days for ice cream, Thursday is it!
The stock market sell-off has created a silver lining for consumers: surprisingly low interest rates.
With the news of plunging U.S. Stocks and the drop in America's credit rating, homebuyers in the Twin Cities are in save mode.
We've all heard the term "seller's market" when it comes to home sales, but the same seems to be true lately for used car sales.
As the stock market continues to lose value, gold continues to soar.
Despite the downward trend in the stock market, there's a couple Minnesota companies still managing to emerge as rising stars.
This spring, the wet weather really put corn farmers behind schedule. But now locally-grown sweet corn is at the store and the farmers markets, and the overall crop is looking pretty good.
